B.pharm

CMJ University offers merit-based admission to its BPharm course. Hence, a cutoff list is not prepared by the university. However, a merit list can be published to declare names of the selected students. These candidates are called for counselling and document verification. The merit list is made as per the applicants performance in Class 12 or equivalent examination.

The candidates with a valid BPharm degree of CMJ University can find job roles in the government sector. There are central and state government organisations that release job opportunities for Pharmacy degree holders. Some of the popular job profiles for BPharm passouts are:

• TSPSC Drug Inspector
• MPSC Pharmacist
• ESIC Pharmacist
• SBI Pharmacist, etc. 

Yes, CMJ University offers a four-year long BPharm course. The UG programme is made available in a full-time mode of study. CMJU select students for the course admission on a merit-basis. The applicants performance in Class 12 or equivalent examination is evaluated for selection purposes. Candidates can submit their applications in both online and offline modes.

Always practice old question papers and manage time well. Focus on topics with more weightage first. Keep your admit card and ID proof ready one day before exam. And don't forget to check your centre location in advance to reach on time. Small planning helps a lot to score better in GUJCET and get seat for BPharm smoothly.

During the admission season, the aspirants often get confused regarding college selection. This can be resolved with college comparison based on certain parameters. It helps in a fair comparison and figuring out which college + course can be the best option. Some of the parameters that can be considered for CMJ University BPharm comparison are as follows:

• Course Fees
• Faculty
• Placements package
• Ranking
• Location, etc.

Yes, students has to do practical labs and project work as part of the UKA TARSADIA BPHARM syllabus. This helps to apply theory in lab work and get good hands on experience before job. In the final years of the course, students attend more practicals to keep them ready for the industry.

From second year onwards, UKA TARSADIA BPHARM curriculum includes papers like Medicinal Chemistry, Pharmacology and Pharmacognosy in more detail. Students also learn Pharmaceutical Engineering, Pharmaceutical Microbiology and Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence which are important in industry and work.

UKA TARSADIA BPHARM syllabus covers areas of pharmacy such as, Human Anatomy and Physiology, Pharmaceutical Analysis and basics of Pharmaceutics in the first semester. Subjects like Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry for advance topics at later stages of the course.

Students must keep checking UKA TARSADIA official website and ACPC official site for final dates and any new notice because sometimes dates can change. Following updates helps avoid missing any step.